My students, many of whom are first-generation college students, face stagnant levels of financial aid and declining state funding, forcing many of them to work full time and/or take fewer courses to make ends meet.
2017), suffer from low and stagnant levels of TFP (Diaz and Franjo 2016; Conesa and Kehoe 2017), have dual labor markets in which workers with temporary and permanent contract face very different levels of severance payments (Bentolila et al. 2012), and are characterized by high levels of mismatch or over-education of workers for the tasks they perform (Obiols-Holms and Sanchez-Marcos 2017).
These have resulted, not in "supply side" increases of revenue and increased growth, but in declining revenues, stagnant levels of growth (particularly 2001 to 2008) and huge, unprecedented increases in the national debt.
This represents a change from previous decades, which were characterized by low, stagnant levels of health assistance (26).
Key contributors to the slow progress in reducing neonatal and maternal mortality have been (1) stagnant levels of facility deliveries, (2) poor quality of care, (3) lack of contact of health services with children during their first 28 days of life, and (4) breaks in the continuity of care from preconception through antenatal, intra-partum, and postpartum periods.
The IF also found that under-25s suffered from stagnant employment levels and low levels of house-building.
To illustrate the point, consider two points in time between which the share of food in income declines with a stagnant earnings level.
Although room rates there are stagnant, occupancy levels are rising.
Stagnant wage levels and soaring inequality were symptoms of the malaise felt by many voters.
His concern about schools comes from a different place to that of local teaching unions worried about stagnant pay levels.
